CDL Bus Driver - Part-time
battle ground academyFranklin (TN)
About the role
Battle Ground Academy Driver Position Battle Ground Academy is a coeducational, college preparatory, independent school serving students in grades PreK-12 in historic Franklin, Tennessee. Founded in 1889, BGA is the oldest PreK-12 independent school in Williamson County. The school's mission to ignite and nurture student curiosity, intellect, and character drives dynamic academic programs in an inclusive and welcoming learning community.
Position Summary:
BGA seeks dependable drivers with both P and S endorsements to transport students for sports games, events, and local routes to school in the morning and afternoon.
Essential Duties, Responsibilities, and Skills:
Drive safely along designated routes.
Obey traffic laws, safety procedures, and transit regulations.
Pick up and drop off passengers at designated locations.
Communicate with passengers and employers regarding delays or any issues along a route.
Be familiar with bus routes, schedules, and general areas, keeping routes on time.
Promote safety at all times by keeping the first aid kit and emergency road kits fully stocked.
Ensure proper loading, unloading, and tracking of children.
Ensure the use of child safety restraints required by state law.
Ensure proper verification procedures for evacuation of the vehicle based on the type of vehicle and the ages of the children served.
Requirements:
- CDL with P and S endorsement is required.
- Experience and knowledge of driving a bus.
- Clean driving and ability to pass background checks.
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